Generalfeldmarschall Adolf von Bonin’s I Corps emerges…

Generalfeldmarschall Adolf von Bonin’s I Corps emerges from the passes on the same day and is caught in the open on its way through Trautenau towards Pilníkov, where it hopes to link up with the First Army.

Although the battle is an Austrian victory, the cost is high, the Austrians losing about five thousand men to the Prussians fourteen hundred.

Although the Prussian I Corps had been driven back, Glabenz’s position has become untenable.

To his left, Steinmetz's V Corps has broken through at Nachod and to his right the Prussian Guard Corps is nearing Eipel, threatening both his flanks.